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Fact: water always twists the same way down the plughole. So on the day that it swirled around backwards, the whole universe changed. Tom is mysteriously transported beyond the Black Hole to a parallel universe populated by Clawhammers, Slickwingers, Cosywags, a Jellybot and the evil army of Megagrit…
Children’s and young adults fantasy fiction (adults are buying it too!) Please note this is the FIRST BOOK of the Rainchild Trilogy.
“Diving into a world of strange creatures, unlikely heroes and an evil villain! What more could you ask for? The quick, swirling plot is great to enjoy alone, or listen to it read aloud. Loved the story within a story! A very enjoyable read.”
Nick Jackson, Powerpack Children’s Ministry
“In the great tradition of C.S.Lewis, Steve has created a magical, allegorical world to draw the reader in. All the struggles of human life are here, but with adventure, excitement and a spiritual edge. Do enjoy the ride!”
Rt. Revd. Richard Jackson, Bishop Of Lewes
“Are Steve’s books just great fantasy fiction novels or are they parables with a deeper meaning? Read them, enjoy them, then catch hold of something amazing.”
Ishmael
“Thrilling, gripping and totally unputdownable!”
Steve Legg, Editor, Sorted Magazine
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